Enterprise Data Architecture : How to navigate its landscape

Dave Knifton

ISBN 10: 1782223266 / ISBN 13: 9781782223269

Published by Paragon Publishing, 2014

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Are you looking to make better use of data captured within your organisation or want to learn more about how Data Architecture can transform your operations Answering these questions is at the very heart of Enterprise Data Architecture - How to navigate its landscape. By reading this book you will learn how to:Introduce or improve the Data Architecture function of your organisationEnhance your skills in this domain to personally deliver more effectivelyYou may be wondering how a book can do this if it knows nothing about where you are now, or where you want to be It can, because by leveraging its principles you will discover how to create optimised routes to achieve your own Data Architectural objectives.Basic building blocks, concepts and models are defined, enabling you to create new or adapt existing frameworks appropriate for any data landscape. Practical tips and suggestions are also described throughout, helping you gain immediate improvements from the way you work.So if you are a Data Architect or deal with data in your organisation and want to learn how to transform the positive outcomes from its data, then this book is for you!

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Enterprise Data Architecture : How to navigate its landscape
• Publisher: Paragon Publishing
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1782223266
• ISBN 13: 9781782223269
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu

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Synopsis

Are you looking to make better use of data captured within your organisation or want to learn more about how Data Architecture can transform your operations?

Answering these questions is at the very heart of Enterprise Data Architecture - How to navigate its landscape. By reading this book you will learn how to:

Introduce or improve the Data Architecture function of your organisation

Enhance your skills in this domain to personally deliver more effectively

You may be wondering how a book can do this if it knows nothing about where you are now, or where you want to be? It can, because by leveraging its principles you will discover how to create optimised routes to achieve your own Data Architectural objectives.

Basic building blocks, concepts and models are defined, enabling you to create new or adapt existing frameworks appropriate for any data landscape. Practical tips and suggestions are also described throughout, helping you gain immediate improvements from the way you work.

So if you are a Data Architect or deal with data in your organisation and want to learn how to transform the positive outcomes from its data, then this book is for you!

About the Author

Dave Knifton started his working life as an Aeronautical Engineer working in Spin Prevention for a Military Aircraft manufacturer. He then retrained to teach Physics in State Schools. After a number of years as Heads of Physics and Computing, he joined the newly formed Oracle UK. A few years later, he transferred to Oracle Australia to set up and run Oracle Education and then worked as a Principal Oracle Consultant for them. Leaving Oracle, he created and managed firstly an IT Consultancy in Sydney, and then three years later, a sister Consultancy in London. Dave has worked with numerous organisations across the globe and started various commercial Web ventures. He has also created two centres of Oracle excellence for clients in the UK and Eire. To fulfil a lifelong ambition, in early 2003, he converted a derelict pub in London into a café and managed this, before selling it at the end of the year. Over the years, both for Oracle, its education partners and through dozens of workshops through his own Consultancies, he has delivered education to thousands of students. This has included; Business Analysis, Data Modelling, Relational System Design and Oracle Development. Currently he works as a Consultant Enterprise Data Architect and lectures for Verhoef Training in the UK.